The History of Rome 5
The History of Rome 5
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His talent for- organization was marvellous ; no statesman has ever com- pelled alliances, tio general has ever collected an army out of unyielding and refractory elements with such decision, and kept them together with such firmness, as Caesar dis- played in constraining and upholding his coalitions and his legions ; never did regent judge his instruments and assign 312 THE OLD REPUBLIC AND book?
each to the place appropriate for him with so acute an eye.
He was monarch ; but he never played t...he king. Even when absol ute lord of T^ .ft"'^, ^» rf>ta|in^4 ^e. At^jjmrfmtmt o Cthe party-lea der ; perfectly pliant and smooth, easy and charming in conversation, complaisant towards every one, it seemed as if he wished to be nothing but the first among his peers. Caesar entirely avoided the blunder into which so nxany men otherwise on an equality with him have fallen, of carrying into politics the military tone of command; however much occasion his disagreeable rela- \tions with the senate gave for it, he never resorted to out- rages such as was that of the eighteenth Brumaire.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His talent for- organization was marvellous ; no statesman has ever com- pelled alliances, tio general has ever collected an army out of unyielding and refractory elements with such decision, and kept them together with such firmness, as Caesar dis- played in constraining and upholding his coalitions and his legions ; never did regent judge his instruments and assign 312 THE OLD REPUBLIC AND book?
each to the place appropriate for him with so acute an eye.
He was monarch ; but he never played t...he king. Even when absol ute lord of T^ .ft"'^, ^» rf>ta|in^4 ^e. At^jjmrfmtmt o Cthe party-lea der ; perfectly pliant and smooth, easy and charming in conversation, complaisant towards every one, it seemed as if he wished to be nothing but the first among his peers. Caesar entirely avoided the blunder into which so nxany men otherwise on an equality with him have fallen, of carrying into politics the military tone of command; however much occasion his disagreeable rela- \tions with the senate gave for it, he never resorted to out- rages such as was that of the eighteenth Brumaire.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mommsen Theodor to read onlineMoreLess
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